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Biking in the Quebrada
Biking in the Quebrada
Tilcara, Jujuy
5 Days / 4 Nights
ITINERARY
Day 1 Salta / Tilcara.
Departure from Salta to the Quebrada de Humahuaca. After entering the province of Jujuy, we start crossing the impressive Quebrada de Humahuaca until we reach Tilcara, where we stay and from where we make base to visit the most outstanding places of the Quebrada. During the next few days, we will not only visit the most picturesque places, but also have the opportunity to enjoy the best local food and learn more about the geological, archaeological and cultural history of the region.
Maximum altitude: 2465 masl (8087 ft)
Day 2 Tilcara. B L
We leave from Tilcara along local roads and after 9 km we arrive at a family house for lunch. After a delicious home-cooked meal, we take a walk of approximately one and a half hour to the Pucara de Juella, which unlike the Pucara de Tilcara has not been rebuilt. Here, one can really appreciate the way the Omaguacas used to live, as well as the passage of time. The return will be by a local road to the village of Tilcara.
Bicycle tour : 18 km (11 miles)
Maximum altitude : 2465 masl (8087 ft)
Day 3 Tilcara. B L
Today we head south on nearby roads visiting Maimará, Posta de Hornillos, Tunalito, Chañarcito and Purmamarca. On this journey, we travel approximately 30 km to the town of Purmamarca to visit the Paseo de los Colorados. Then, we load the bikes on a truck to go to Salinas Grandes where we ride through the pools where salt is extracted by hand. From there we take the bikes again to descend from the 4170 m to the town of Purmamarca, after traveling 33 km through winding roads. From there, we return by car to Tilcara.
Bicycle route: 33 km (20 miles)
Maximum altitude: 4170 masl (13.681 ft)
Day 4 Tilcara. B L D
Today we leave by car through the national route N°9 towards Humahuaca. Once there we start our bike ride through the historical centre and then take the road to Peñas Blancas. After traveling about 10 km on a gravel road we arrive at the town of Cocacha where we will have a short walk through pre-Hispanic farming terraces, and we will have lunch. We continue our journey by bike, passing through the town of Valiazo where our vehicle is waiting to take us to the viewpoint of the majestic Hornocal, a formation from the late Cretaceous period. At the viewpoint we can see the colourful veins, the triangular shapes in this particular rainbow that some assure, reaches the 33 shades. From this point, at 4720 metres above sea level, we start a 25 km descent passing through Ocumazo and ending up at the foot of the Pucará de Calete.
Bicycle tour : 35 km (22 miles)
Maximum altitude : 4720 masl (15.485 ft)
Day 5 Tilcara / Jujuy. B
Free time in the morning until the time of transfer to Jujuy Airport to take your scheduled flight
What’s included:
- Roundtrip transfers
- Accommodation: 4 nights
- Mentioned tours with bicycle equipment and helmet
- Meals: 4 breakfasts- 3 lunches- 1 dinner
To keep in mind:
- Medium difficulty. It is not necessary to be in excellent physical condition, but you should bear in mind that this excursion takes place at around 2300 masl (7.545 ft) in the Quebrada de Humahuaca region.
- The activities include transport and support vehicle during day 2 and 3, first aid kit and GPS device (SPOT)
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Along the Austral Route
Along the Austral Route
El Calafate / Torres del Paine / Punta Arenas / Caleta Josefina / Lago Blanco / Tierra del Fuego
13 Days / 12 Nights
ITINERARY
Day 1 El Calafate.
Arrival at the airport and pick up of the car rental. After the necessary formalities, drive for a short distance to the selected hotel.
Day 2 El Calafate. B
Day dedicated to discover the Perito Moreno Glacier, declared World Heritage by the UNESCO, due to its beauty.
Day 3 El Calafate / Torres del Paine. B L D
From El Calafate, cross the well-known border crossing Cancha Carrera – Cerro Castillo and carry out the corresponding procedures at each one of them.
Day 4 & 5 Torres del Paine. B L D
Enjoy Patagonia and its incredible views, its changing climate, its flora and fauna through the activities that the lodge has planned. Some excursions are subject to weather conditions.
Day 6 Torres del Paine / Punta Arenas. B
Today head towards Punta Arenas, the largest and most populated city in the Magallanes Region.
The city is an attraction in itself, it was declared a Free Zone and has become a shopping destination, as well as being attractive in terms of natural and cultural sights.
Day 7 Punta Arenas / Estancia Caleta Josefina. B L D
Today you will have to cross the Strait of Magellan to Tierra del Fuego Island to get to Porvenir, where you can visit a dolphin colony, explore the town and visit the local museum. Continue to Estancia Caleta Josefina.
Day 8 Estancia Caleta Josefina/ Lago Blanco B L D
Drive south to Cameron, a village on the coast of Useless Bay and visit the King Penguin Park, the only penguin colony of its kind outside of Antarctica. Then continue to Lago Blanco, one of the most beautiful villages in the Magellan region.
Day 9 Lago Blanco / Estancia Rolito. B L D
Return to Argentina by taking Route B, also known as the Route of the Old Estancias, into the depths of the island to drive to Estancia Rolito.
Day 10 Estancia Rolito / Ushuaia. B D
On the way to Ushuaia you can make a detour to Cabo San Pablo from where you can see the Desdemona, a ship abandoned on its coast.
Day 11 & 12 Ushuaia. B
Days to visit the corners of the island such as the National Park or the area of Estancia Harberton.
Day 13 Ushuaia. B
In time for your flight, drive to the airport to deliver your vehicle and take the scheduled flight.
What’s included:
- Accomodation: 12 nights.
El Calafate (2) – Torres del Paine (3) – Punta Arenas (1) – Caleta Josefina (1) – Lago Blanco (1) – Estancia Rolito (1) – Ushuaia (3)
- Car rental: 12 días
- Meals: 12 breakfasts – 6 lunches – 7 dinners
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Argentina & Patagonia
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Private Sailing– Island of the Aegean Sea
Private Sailing– Island of the Aegean Sea
Mykonos, Syros, Tinos, Kea, Delos and Kythnos
Duration: 11 Days / 10 nights
ITINERARY
1st day Thursday: Athens
Arrival in Athens. Our assistant will be waiting you for the transfer from the airport to the Hotel. Take advantage of your assistant local tips and start a stroll through the center of Athens for a first taste of the city.
2nd day Friday: Athens City tour – Optional
The Athens city tour will be passing through the main highlights of the city. We start from Hadrian’s Arch and continue visiting the Panathinaiko Stadium (also known as Kalimarmaro), which was originally built in 329 BC, and where the first Olympics of the modern era were held in 1896. We continue to the main square of the city named “Syntagma ” square (Constitution), where the presidential guard is located. With its typical costumes, the so called” Evzonos ” make the change of guard in front of the Greek parliament and the Tomb of the unknown soldier. After we continue the panoramic tour visiting the Neoclassical buildings of Athens such as the College, the library, and the Academy, and finally we will visit Acropolis and Parthenon, this magnificent monument built in 447 BC during the golden age of Pericles dedicated to Goddess Athena. We will appreciate the Propylaea, temple of Athens Nike, Erechtheum and all its magnificent constructions. After Acropolis we will visit the Acropolis Museum, a building of a modern architecture, hosting the unique antiquities from the Acropolis.
Enjoy the free afternoon to discover the center of Athens around Acropolis, strolling through Monastiraki, Plaka and Thissio, enjoying the pleasant sites of the ancient city.
3rd day Saturday: Alimos Marina – Yacht Cruise
We leave the Hotel and transfer to Alimos Marina. On arrival at marina, our representative will meet you for the check in procedures until 17:00 o’clock.
Overnight: Alimos Marina
4th day Sunday: Sounio and Kea
Departure from Athens towards the island of Kea. On the way we will stop for a short swim in the bay of Cape Sounio where the Temple of Poseidon is located looking at the entrance to the Aegean Sea. Departure and arrival on the island of Kea at the port of Coressia in the afternoon.
Overnight: Kea port
5th day Monday: Syros
In the morning departure and sailing to the island of Syros. Syros and the capital of the archipelago of of Cyclades. The port has a classic architecture, and, in the city, there is the “Apollon” theater that its architect had influences from Italian theaters and thus being very similar to the Scala of Milan. Overnight: Syros
6th day Tuesday: Mykonos- Delos
We will sail to the island of Mykonos passing through Delos. This island is one of the most important archaeological sites that are part of Greek history and mythology. Delos was considered in Greek mythology as a sacred sanctuary, which would be the place where the gods Apollo and Artemis were born. Arrival in Mykonos. Mykonos is known as the “jet-set” island. The picturesque center of the island with its characteristic cobbled streets is called “hour” and is the place where you can shop day and night, but also experience the island’s famous nightlife that lasts until sunrise. Overnight: Mykonos
7th day Wednesday: Mykonos or Tinos
This day you can enjoy more of the island of Mykonos. We explore the island, which has a wide range of beaches and beach bars, each with different characteristics.
Alternatively, departure to the island of Tinos. The island has many beautiful beaches and great cuisine at its local restaurants. Tinos is also known for having the Virgin Mary church one of the most famous in Greece. In its high mountains you can have a wonderful view of the Aegean.
Overnight: Mykonos or Tinos
8th day Thursday: Kythnos
Morning departure to the island of Kythnos. We will arrive at Kythnos, where we will be able to swim in Loutra Bay. Overnight: Kythnos Loutra
9th day Friday: Athens
In the morning we leave the island of Kythnos towards Athens. We will stop at the island of Patroklos for a swim and in the afternoon arrive in Athens. Overnight: Alimos Marina
10th day Saturday: Athens
In the morning check out from the yacht and transfer to the hotel. Arrival at the hotel and check in. Enjoy your last night in Athens and experience the spectacular Greek cuisine that is the basis of the Mediterranean diet and follow with a typical Greek drink “ouzo” or a good Greek wine and discover the real nightlife that Athens offers.
11th day: Return
At a designated time, transfer from your hotel
to the airport.
Package Includes:
- 3 nights in Athens at your chosen Hotel category
- 7 nights on the Sailing Yacht
- Daily breakfast
- Arrival, departure, and intermediate private transfers
- Orientation meeting with representative on arrival in Athens for a local guidance and assistance in the
- Yacht charter of 3, 4 or 5 cabins, according to selected rate
- Meeting with representative on yacht
check in for a local guidance.
- Local VAT
- Autopilot, GPS
- Bed sheets, linen / towels (1 set per week per cabin)
- Yacht Insurance (deductible amount equal to guarantee deposit)
Excluded and optional:
- Captain (Skipper) of the sailboat, Hostess and Cook (Skipper mandatory if no one has a Skipper license).
- Provisions as food, drinks, beverages,
- Athens City Tour, Private or in Group
- Baggage assistance
- Tips
- Everything that is not specifically stated
on the itinerary and inclusions
Excluded from rate and mandatory, to be paid on the spot by client:
- Yacht fuel paid after the end of cruise on
- the spot, depending on itinerary
- Yacht Charter Guarantee deposit upon arrival for any damage on Refundable after the end upon no damages on theboat.
- Cleaning service after checking out from yacht, paid on the spot
- Marina fees depending on the places
- Hotel taxes
Important notes:
- The itinerary described while in the yacht is subject to the weather conditions and it can
- be altered
- Travel Insurance is highly recommended for medical and travel cancelations
- A list of ideal clothing for sailing is available at your request Yacht types: The yachts may be similar to the ones
- It is recommended that persons taking part on the yacht cruise to be acquainted with each other or be at similar
- Each cabin can host 2 For the bunk bed cabins, its recommended use for children
- The types used are Bavaria – Jeanneau – Beneteau – Ocean
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Private Sailing – Islands of the Saronic Gulf
Private Sailing – Islands of the Saronic Gulf
Hydra, Spetses, Poros, Porto Heli, Epidavros, Agistri, Moniand Aegina
Duration: 11 Days / 10 nights
ITINERARY
1st day Thursday: Athens
Arrival in Athens. Our assistant will be waiting you for the transfer from the airport to the Hotel. Take advantage of your assistant local tips and start a stroll through the center of Athens for a first taste of the city.
2nd day Friday: Athens City tour – Optional
The Athens city tour will be passing through the main highlights of the city. We start from Hadrian’s Arch and continue visiting the Panathinaiko Stadium (also known as Kalimarmaro), which was originally built in 329 BC, and where the first Olympics of the modern era were held in 1896. We continue to the main square of the city named “Syntagma ” square (Constitution), where the presidential guard is located. With its typical costumes, the so called” Evzonos ” make the change of guard in front of the Greek parliament and the Tomb of the unknown soldier. After we continue the panoramic tour visiting the Neoclassical buildings of Athens such as the College, the library, and the Academy, and finally we will visit Acropolis and Parthenon, this magnificent monument built in 447 BC during the golden age of Pericles dedicated to Goddess Athena. We will appreciate the Propylaea, temple of Athens Nike, Erechtheum and all its magnificent constructions. After Acropolis we will visit the Acropolis Museum, a building of a modern architecture, hosting the unique antiquities from the Acropolis.
Enjoy the free afternoon to discover the center of Athens around Acropolis, strolling through Monastiraki, Plaka and Thissio, enjoying the pleasant sites of the ancient city.
4th day Sunday: Agistri – Epidavros
In the morning we leave Aegina for the island of Agistri, an island with a rich vegetation and beautiful beaches to dive and enjoy. In the afternoon we leave for the town of Epidavros, which is on the Peloponnese coast. The city, in addition to being a picturesque port, is known for having the ancient Epidavros theater, which is famous for having exceptional acoustics that allows almost perfect hearing of the voice without amplification, from the stage to any of the 15,000 seats in which each spectator can be seated.
Overnight: Epidavros port
5th day Monday: Hydra
We sail to Hydra Island, which is one of the most charming islands in Greece, where cars are not allowed. Local transport is done with mules and donkeys. The houses are built on the port area in an amphitheater structure.
Overnight: Hydra
6th day Tuesday: Porto Heli – Spetses
We continue our sailing to the city of Porto Heli, which is on the Peloponnese coast. In addition to its beautiful port which has numerous restaurants and bars, there is also the beach with the traditional clear blue sea. Afterwards we leave to Spetses which is one of the most traditional islands in Greece, known for being a classy island, which is visited by Kings, Queens, and celebrities from Europe. It’s worth a visit on the picturesque streets beyond its old port. Overnight: Spetses
7th day Wednesday: Poros
The island of Poros is separated from the coast of Peloponnese only by a narrow channel from which we will pass to reach the marina. It is an island with pine vegetation and has many beautiful beaches, in addition to having the possibility to stroll through its beautiful and interesting center. Overnight: Poros
8th day Thursday: Moni– Perdika(Aegina)
In the morning we sail to the small and paradisiacal island of Moni. The island has stunning beaches where you can relax and enjoy the look of unspoiled beaches in terms of nature. In the afternoon we will spend the night in the picturesque port of the island of Aegina called Perdika, where there are several traditional restaurants and bars. Overnight: Perdika
9th day Friday: Aegina – Athens
In the morning we will enjoy the beaches on the eastern part of the island of Aegina with stops for sea bathing and lunch. In the afternoon we return to Athens at the Alimos marina.
Overnight: Alimos Marina
10th day Saturday: Athens
In the morning check out from the yacht and transfer to the hotel. Arrival at the hotel and check in. Enjoy your last night in Athens and experience the spectacular Greek cuisine that is the basis of the Mediterranean diet and follow with a typical Greek drink “ouzo” or a good Greek wine and discover the real nightlife that Athens offers.
11th day: Return
At a designated time, transfer from your hotel to the airport.
Package Includes:
- 3 nights in Athens at your chosen Hotel category
- 7 nights on the Sailing Yacht
- Daily breakfast
- Arrival, departure, and intermediate private transfers
- Orientation meeting with representative on arrival in Athens for a local guidance and assistance in the
- Yacht charter of 3, 4 or 5 cabins, according to selected rate
- Meeting with representative on yacht
- Check in for a local guidance.
- Local VAT
- Autopilot, GPS
- Bed sheets, linen / towels (1 set per week per cabin)
- Yacht Insurance (deductible amount equal to guarantee deposit)
Excluded and optional:
- Captain (Skipper) of the sailboat, Hostess and Cook (Skipper mandatory if no one has a Skipper license).
- Provisions as food, drinks, beverages,
- Athens City Tour, Private or in Group
- Baggage assistance
- Tips
- Everything that is not specifically stated on the itinerary and inclusions
Excluded from rate and mandatory, to be paid on the spot by client:
- Yacht fuel paid after the end of cruise on
- the spot, depending on itinerary made.
- Yacht Charter Guarantee deposit upon arrival for any damage on board. Refundable after the end upon no damages on the boat.
- Cleaning service after checking out from yacht, paid on the spot
- Marina fees depending on the places visited.
- Hotel taxes
Important notes:
- The itinerary described while in the yacht is subject to the weather conditions and it can
- be altered accordingly.
- Travel Insurance is highly recommended for medical and travel cancelations
- A list of ideal clothing for sailing is available at your request Yacht types: The yachts may be similar to the ones mentioned.
- It is recommended that persons taking part on the yacht cruise to be acquainted with each other or be at similar age.
- Each cabin can host 2 persons. For the bunk bed cabins, its recommended use for children
- The types used are Bavaria – Jeanneau -Beneteau – Ocean Star.
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Private Sailing – Islands of the Ionian Sea
Private Sailing – Islands of the Ionian Sea
Lefkada, Kefalonia, Zakynthos, Ithaka, Scorpios, Kalamos and Meganisi
Duration: 11 Days / 10 nights
ITINERARY
1st day Thursday: Athens
Arrival in Athens. Our assistant will be waiting you for the transfer from the airport to the Hotel. Take advantage of your assistant local tips and start a stroll through the center of Athens for a first taste of the city.
2nd day Friday: Athens City tour – Optional
The Athens city tour will be passing through the main highlights of the city. We start from Hadrian’s Arch and continue visiting the Panathinaiko Stadium (also known as Kalimarmaro), which was originally built in 329 BC, and where the first Olympics of the modern era were held in 1896. We continue to the main square of the city named “Syntagma ” square (Constitution), where the presidential guard is located. With its typical costumes, the so called” Evzonos ” make the change of guard in front of the Greek parliament and the Tomb of the unknown soldier. After we continue the panoramic tour visiting the Neoclassical buildings of Athens such as the College, the library, and the Academy, and finally we will visit Acropolis and Parthenon, this magnificent monument built in 447 BC during the golden age of Pericles dedicated to Goddess Athena. We will appreciate the Propylaea, temple of Athens Nike, Erechtheum and all its magnificent constructions. After Acropolis we will visit the Acropolis Museum, a building of a modern architecture, hosting the unique antiquities from the Acropolis. Enjoy the free afternoon to discover the center of Athens around Acropolis, strolling through Monastiraki, Plaka and Thissio, enjoying the pleasant sites of the ancient city.
3rd day Saturday: Lefkas Marina – Yacht Cruise – Skorpios- Meganisi
We leave the Hotel in the morning and transfer to the the island of Lefkas. On arrival at Lefkas marina, our representative will meet you for the check in procedures until 17:00 o’clock. Departure and visit the island of Skorpios, famous for being the private island of Onassis, where we can see the island and swim in its waters. Meganisi is in the southwest of Lefkada, at a distance of 4 nautical miles (30 minutes) away from Nidri. It is the largest of the islands in the area, a quiet place with attractive beaches. Meganisi has an area of 20 square kilometers. It is subject administratively to Lefkada and is divided into the villages Katomeri, Vathi and Spartochori.
Overnight: Meganisi Marina
4th day Sunday: Kioni – Ithaka
We continue our journey towards the village of Kioni with its graceful amphitheater architecture. The Marina of Kione also offers options for taverns and cafeterias. We will spend the night moored in Kione.
Overnight: Kioni Marina Ithaka
5th day Monday: Kefalonia- Fiskardo, Ag. Efthimia
We will leave for Kefalonia. We head to Fiskardo, one of the most popular and visited villages in Kefalonia. Fiskardo has good infrastructure in relation to restaurants, coffee shops and local shops. In the afternoon we leave to Agia Efthimia, formerly a fishing village and today one of the most charming bays due to its central position in Kefalonia surrounded by green hills.
Overnight: Kefalonia, Ag. Efthimia
6th day Tuesday: Zakynthos – Ag Nikolaos
In the morning departure towards Zakynthos and explore the beautiful beach of Alykes. In the afternoon spend the night at Ag. Nikolaos small port.
Overnight: Zakynthos, Ag Nikolaos
7th day Wednesday: Zakynthos- Navagio beach – Kefalonia
In the morning departure towards Navagio Beach, considered one of the most beautiful in the world. At the end of the day, we leave Zakynthos to reach Kefalonia port of Poros.
Overnight: Kefalonia, Poros
8th day Thursday: Ithaka – Kalamos
We will sail towards Frikies on the east coast of Ithaka, the island of the legendary Ulysses myth and the Odyssey. The blue tones drawn in the sea of the port of Frikies and an invitation to hours of relaxation and contentment of nature. Be sure to visit one of the most interesting tourist spots in Frikes, which are the traditional windmills at the top of the village. We will sail to Kalamos where in the past, the port was used by local fishermen as a refuge. Here you will also recognize the typical colors of small traditional Ionian ports. Relax and enjoy the calm and take a dip in the turquoise waters.
Overnight: Kalamos Marina Ithaka
9th day Friday: Lefkas – marina
In the afternoon we arrive at Lefkas. The east coast section of the island has small resorts of Lygia, Nikiana and Perigiali, all north of Nidri, the largest resort on the island. It is set in a sheltered location with views across to Skorpios—owned by Aristotle Onassis, Meganissi and other small islands, as well as the Greek mainland. The main coastal road from Lefkada to Vasiliki runs through the village, although a bypass has now been completed which skirts the village to the west. The famous beach of Porto Katsiki is located on Lefkada’s west coast. Lefkada was attached to mainland Greece, were the Corinthians dug a trench in the 7th century BC on its isthmus and now its connected with a floating bridge.
Overnight: Lefkas Marina
10th day Saturday: Athens
In the morning check out from the yacht and transfer to Athens. Arrival at the hotel and check in. Enjoy your last night in Athens and experience the spectacular Greek cuisine that is the basis of the Mediterranean diet and follow with a typical greek drink “ouzo” or a good Greek wine and discover the real nightlife that Athens offers.
11th day: Return
At a designated time, transfer from your hotel to the airport.
Package Includes:
- 3 nights in Athens at your chosen Hotel category
- 7 nights on the Sailing Yacht
- Daily breakfast
- Arrival, departure, and intermediate private transfers to Lefkas
- Orientation meeting with representative on arrival in Athens for a local guidance and assistance in the transfer.
- Yacht charter of 3, 4 or 5 cabins, according to selected rate
- Meeting with representative on yacht
- check in for a local guidance.
- Local VAT
- Autopilot, GPS
- Bed sheets, linen / towels (1 set per week per cabin)
- Yacht Insurance (deductible amount equal to guarantee deposit)
Excluded and optional:
- Captain (Skipper) of the sailboat, Hostess and Cook (Skipper mandatory if no one has a Skipper license).
- Provisions as food, drinks, beverages, etc.
- Athens City Tour, Private or in Group
- Baggage assistance
- Tips
- Everything that is not specifically stated on the itinerary and inclusions
Excluded from rate and mandatory, to be paid on the spot by client:
- Yacht fuel paid after the end of cruise on the spot, depending on itinerary made.
- Yacht Charter Guarantee deposit upon arrival for any damage on board. Refundable after the end upon no damages on the boat.
- Cleaning service after checking out from yacht, paid on the spot
- Marina fees depending on the places visited.
- Hotel taxes
Important notes:
- The itinerary described while in the yacht is subject to the weather conditions and it can be altered accordingly.
- Travel Insurance is highly recommended for medical and travel cancelations
- A list of ideal clothing for sailing is available at your request Yacht types: The yachts may be similar to the ones mentioned.
- It is recommended that persons taking part on the yacht cruise to be acquainted with each other or be at similar age.
- Each cabin can host 2 persons. For the bunk bed cabins, its recommended use for children
- The types used are Bavaria – Jeanneau – Beneteau – Ocean Star.
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Braveheart Tour & Highlands
Braveheart Tour & Highlands
Edinburgh, Perth – Dunnotar Castle - Aberdeen, Whisky Trail - Inverness, Inverewe Garden , Loch ness – Isle of Skye, Glen Coe – Loch Lomond - Stirling,
8 nights
HIGHLIGHTS:
Includes accommodation in Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Inverness, Fort William, Stirling
Other highlights include: Whisky Trail, Isle of Skye, Glen Coe, Loch Lomond, Loch Katrine
ITINERARY
Day 1 Edinburgh
Collect your car in Edinburgh and spend the day taking in the mix of old and new in Scotland’s main city. Overnight Edinburgh.
Day 2 Edinburgh – Perth – Dunnotar Castle – Aberdeen
Leave Edinburgh to the north crossing the imposing Forth Road Bridge and carry on in the direction of Dundee and Aberdeen. Take the opportunity to visit some of the castles that lie along the way such as Scone Palace near Perth, which was once the crowning place of Scottish Kings, and Dunnottar Castle near Stonehaven on the way to Aberdeen, where William Wallace laid siege to an English garrison in 1297. Overnight in the Aberdeen area.
Day 3 Aberdeen – Whisky Trail – Inverness
Head north along the east coast of Scotland through picturesque fishing villages before turning northwest at Aberdeen until you reach Keith and the Strathisla Distillery. From here follow the Malt Whisky Trail, sampling some fine whiskies along the way, before heading to the Inverness area for overnight.
Day 4 Inverness – Ullapool – Inverewe Garden – Inverness
Travel northwest towards Ullapool and then follow the unspoilt coastline south to Gairloch. Visit the unusual Inverewe Gardens, where many exotic plants grow thanks to the warm current of the Gulf Stream, then head back to the Inverness area for overnight.
Day 5 Invernees – Loch ness – Isle of Skye – Fort William
Follow the shore of Loch Ness south past Urquhart Castle, which William Wallace besieged during his uprising, and stop at the Nessie Exhibition Centre at Drumnadrochit to find out about the legendary monster who is said to live in the depths of the loch. From there travel west to the Isle of Skye, passing Eilean Donan Castle on the way, and spend the rest of the day exploring the breathtaking scenery of Scotland’s best-known island. At the end of the day take the ferry from Armadale to Mallaig and travel to the Fort William area for overnight.
Day 6 Fort William – Glen Coe – Loch Lomond – Stirling
Spend some time in Fort William, the bustling town that lies at the foot of Britain’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis, before exploring the striking yet diverse scenery south around Glencoe. Continue south along the beautifully tranquil Loch Lomond and then travel east to Stirling to visit, if time allows, the town’s mighty royal castle, close to the scene of William Wallace’s famous victory over the English at the Battle of Stirling Bridge. Overnight in the Stirling or Perth area.
Day 7 Stirling – Loch Trail – Stirling
This morning visit some of the lochs in the area, such as Loch Tay, renowned for its water sports, or Loch Katrine, the inspiration for Sir Walter Scott’s poem “The Lady Of The Lake”. Then take time to pay homage to one of Scotland’s greatest heroes, William ‘Braveheart’ Wallace, at the Wallace Monument near Stirling, at the point from where Wallace himself watched the English army approach across Stirling Bridge before leading his men to their famous victory. Overnight in the Stirling or Perth area.
Day 8 Stirling – Edinburgh
Today travel to Edinburgh to return the car.
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The Heritage Of England’s Southeast
The Heritage Of England’s Southeast
London - Kent - Canterbury, Leeds Castle , Hastings - Brighton, Winchester, Winchester - Salisbury - Stonehenge, Oxford, Woburn Abbey
7 nights
HIGHLIGHTS:
Includes accommodation in Canterbury, Brighton, Winchester, Oxford & Cambridge
Other highlights include: Leeds Castle, Hastings, Salisbury, Stonehenge, Windsor & Woburn Abbey
ITINERARY
Day 1 London – Kent – Canterbury
Leave London southeast to Sevenoaks in Kent, nearby which you can visit Knole, a magnificent 15th century Tudor house situated in the middle of a 1,000-acre deer park. From here continue to Hever Castle, once the childhood home of one of Henry VIII’s wives, Anne Boleyn: the castle was completely restored at the beginning of the 20thcentury and also includes a superb garden well worth visiting. Also worth visiting is Penshurst Place, one of England’s oldest family homes and a fantastic medieval manor house. After briefly passing through the pleasant Royal spa town of Tunbridge Wells, head east to the captivating and stunning Sissinghurst Castle Garden, one of the most famous gardens in England created in the 1930s by the literary couple of Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson. After spending some time marvelling at the beauty of the gardens continue on to Canterbury. Dinner & hotel in Canterbury.
Day 2 Canterbury – Leeds Castle – Canterbury
Spend the day exploring the medieval cathedral city of Canterbury. Visit the great Canterbury Cathedral, a place of pilgrimage for thousands during the Middle Ages and where Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury, was brutally murdered by Henry II’s men in 1170. Becket’s tomb can be visited in the cathedral, as can those of Henry IV, Edward the Black Prince, and many archbishops. You can also visit the historic ruins of the abbey founded by St. Augustine in 597 AD, as well as the Canterbury Tales visitor attraction, which recreates the world of the celebrated poet Geoffrey Chaucer through his famous work. Also make time to head out to visit Leeds Castle, described by Lord Conway as “the loveliest castle in the world”. Dinner & hotel in Canterbury.
Day 3 Canterbury – Hastings – Brighton
Leave Canterbury to the south for the cobbled streets of the medieval town of Rye. This town was once an island until the Channel receded and is now well known for its pottery. From here continue on to the picturesque town of Winchelsea before arriving at Hastings, where you can stop to see the ruins of England’s first castle, built by the Normans in 1067. After this head a bit further north to Battle Abbey, built on the site of the Battle of Hastings where William the Conqueror defeated the last Anglo-Saxon King of England, Harold, in 1066, in one of the defining moments in English history. It is said that the altar of the Abbey, destroyed during the Reformation in the 16thcentury, was built on the spot where King Harold was famously killed by an arrow in the eye. From here go west past Eastbourne to the traditional English village of Alfriston and then on to Lewes before coming to the seaside resort of Brighton. Visit the famous Brighton Pier and the strange yet brilliant Royal Pavilion at Brighton, a palace of Oriental design where English monarchs used to stay during the 19th century. Dinner & hotel in Brighton.
Day 4 Brighton – Winchester
Head to the west of Brighton passing the formidable Arundel Castle, seat of the Dukes of Norfolk, and Portsmouth, where Lord Nelson’s flagship the HMS Victory is moored, before reaching Winchester. Winchester, the ancient capital of the Kingdom of Wessex, is famous for its links to the legendary King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. The city is also well known for being the birthplace of Jane Austen, the famous author of novels such as ‘Emma’, ‘Pride and Prejudice’, and ‘Sense and Sensibility’. Her house, Chawton Cottage, can be visited, as can her grave at Winchester Cathedral, the 900-year-old Saxon building which is the main attraction of the city. Worth visiting as well are the grounds of the famous school, Winchester College. Dinner & hotel in Winchester or Southampton.
Day 5 Winchester – Salisbury – Stonehenge – Winchester
Today head out to the west to Salisbury. Visit the striking 13th century Salisbury Cathedral, a landmark for miles around, before investigating this fascinating city. Afterwards visit Wilton House just west of the city and then move onto the world-famous circle of mysterious monoliths at Stonehenge. Dinner & hotel in Winchester or Southampton.
Day 6 Winchester – Windsor – Oxford
Leave Winchester to the east heading towards London to visit Windsor, home to the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world and Official Residence of Her Majesty The Queen. Visit Windsor Castle and the State Apartments, with its grand rooms with works of art by Rubens, Rembrandt and Van Dyck amongst others, St. Georges Chapel, a beautiful Gothic chapel where Henry VIII and other monarchs are buried, and also Queen Mary’s Doll’s House, the most famous doll house in the world, as well as the Jubilee Gardens inside the main entrance of the castle. Then head up to the ‘dreaming spires’ of the university city of Oxford. Visit the famous Oxford colleges such as Magdalen, Merton, and New College, where part of the old city wall remains. Also take time to see the world-famous Bodleian Library and to take a stroll down the city’s numerous distinctive streets filled with many interesting shops. Dinner & hotel in Oxford.
Day 7 Oxford – Woburn Abbey – Cambridge
After seeing anything left of interest in Oxford head take some time to visit the magnificent Blenheim Palace before heading east to the market town of Aylesbury before going on to Woburn, where you can visit the 18th century home of the Dukes of Bedford at Woburn Abbey. After this make your way to Cambridge. Visit the famous colleges such as King’s, with its breathtaking chapel, Peterhouse, the oldest Cambridge college, St. John’s, including the famous Bridge of Sighs, Trinity, where distinguished scholars such as Sir Isaac Newton and Lord Byron amongst others once studied, as well as other lesser known but equally beautiful colleges such as Magdelene, Corpus Christi, Christ’s, Emmanuel, Pembroke, and Downing. To get a different perspective of the university hire a punt down the River Cam to see the ‘Backs’ of the colleges facing onto the river with their splendid gardens and students lounging on the riverside. And make time to wander through the winding streets filled with small bookshops and typical English pubs. Dinner & hotel in Cambridge.
Day 8 Cambridge – London
After lunch in Cambridge drive south to London to drop off the hire car.
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The Romantic Sights of the South
The Romantic Sights of the South
London - Winchester, Salisbury - Stonehenge - Bristol, Bath - Somerset, Cotswolds - Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick - Oxford, Woburn - Cambridge
8 días / 7 Noches
HIGHLIGHTS:
Includes accommodation in Winchester, Bristol, Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford & Cambridge
Other highlights include: Salisbury, Stonehenge, the Cotswolds, Warwick Castle & Woburn Abbey
ITINERARY
Day 1 London – Winchester
Collect the hire car and leave London towards the South coast, before reaching Winchester. Winchester, the ancient capital of the Kingdom of Wessex, is famous for its links to the legendary King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. The city is also well known for being the birthplace of Jane Austen, the famous author of novels such as ‘Emma’, ‘Pride and Prejudice’, and ‘Sense and Sensibility’. Her house, Chawton Cottage, can be visited, as can her grave at Winchester Cathedral, the 900-year-old Saxon building which is the main attraction of the city. Worth visiting as well are the grounds of the famous school, Winchester College. Dinner & hotel in either Winchester or Southampton.
Day 2 Winchester – Salisbury – Stonehenge – Bristol
Head to the west to Salisbury. Visit the striking 13th century Salisbury Cathedral, a landmark for miles around, before investigating this fascinating city. Afterwards visit Wilton House just west of the city and then move onto the world-famous circle of mysterious monoliths at Stonehenge. From here continue west to Somerset passing through the typical English villages of Lacock and Castle Combe. Dinner & hotel in Bristol.
Day 3 Bristol – Bath – Somerset – Bristol
Spend the day in Bath and Bristol. Bristol is a city that manages to combine modernity and history to create a very interesting experience. The city is filled with bars, pubs, and restaurants in both the trendy new Harborside area and also in the old port. You can also see two works by the famous British engineer Isambard Brunel, the Clifton Suspension Bridge with its breathtaking views over the Avon Gorge and also the SS Great Britain, the world’s first iron steamship. On the other hand, Bath was a popular spa town for the English aristocracy in the 18th century and it contains a vast range of exceptional Georgian architecture. You can visit the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent, and Pulteney Bridge. Alternatively head out into the countryside to Shaftesbury, where you can visit the ruins of the town’s ancient abbey, and then head up to the spectacular Stourhead Gardens, dating back all the way to the 18th century, near Stourton. From there continue westwards to Glastonbury Abbey, where it is said that King Arthur was buried alongside his Queen, Guinevere, and then go north to the tranquil town of Wells where you can visit the cathedral. Dinner & hotel in Bristol.
Day 4 Bristol – Cotswolds – Stratford-upon-Avon
Drive north into Gloucestershire and the innate splendor of the Cotswolds. To begin with, head up to Gloucesterstopping off to sample the timeless beauty of the village of Painswick on the way. Once in Gloucester visit its superb cathedral before continuing eastwards to Bourton-on-the Water, on the banks of the Windrush River, the towns of Upper and Lower Slaughter, and Stow-on-the-Wold, with its lovely town square. From here carry on north to what is said to be one of the most beautiful villages in England, Broadway. Saunter down its beautiful High Street and enjoy the striking houses and gardens on show. After this continue north to Stratford-upon-Avon. Dinner & hotel in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Day 5 Stratford-upon-Avon – Warwick – Oxford
Spend the morning in Stratford-upon-Avon, native town of the illustrious William Shakespeare. Visit Shakespeare’s Birthplace and also the old thatched cottage of his wife Anne Hathaway. Then head to Warwick Castle, where you can visit one of the finest medieval castles in England. After this head south to Oxford, maybe stopping off at the magnificent Blenheim Palace on the way. Dinner & hotel in Oxford.
Day 6 Oxford – Woburn – Cambridge
Spend the morning in the university town of Oxford. Visit the famous Oxford colleges such as Magdalen, Merton, and New College, where part of the old city wall remains. Also take time to see the world-famous Bodleian Library and to take a stroll down the city’s numerous distinctive streets filled with many interesting shops. After lunch head east to the market town of Aylesbury before going on to Woburn, where you can visit the 18th century home of the Dukes of Bedford at Woburn Abbey. After this make your way to Cambridge, our final destination for the day. Dinner & hotel in Cambridge.
Day 7 Cambridge – London
Spend the morning contrasting the university town of Oxford with that of Cambridge. Visit the famous colleges such as King’s, with its breathtaking chapel, Peterhouse, the oldest Cambridge college, St. John’s, including the famous Bridge of Sighs, Trinity, where distinguished scholars such as Sir Isaac Newton and Lord Byron amongst others once studied, as well as other lesser known but equally beautiful colleges such as Magdelene, Corpus Christi, Christ’s, Emmanuel, Pembroke, and Downing. To get a different perspective of the university hire a punt down the River Cam to see the ‘Backs’ of the colleges facing onto the river with their splendid gardens and students lounging on the riverside. And make time to wander through the winding streets filled with small bookshops and typical English pubs. After this drive back down to London.
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THE BEST FLAVORS OF TUSCANY & UMBRIA
THE BEST FLAVORS OF TUSCANY & UMBRIA
Rome-Rome
9 Days/8 Nights
ITINERARY
DAY 1: ROME – MONTEFALCO (D)
Arrive at Rome Fiumicino airport and transfer by private minivan to Umbria. Check-in at your boutique hotel/resort in the area of Montefalco, the best of the fascinating villages in the Valle of Spoleto. Get ready for a unique Welcome Dinner, with local dishes prepared with km0 products. Overnight.
DAY 2: ASSISI – THE WINE ROUTE & BEVAGNA (B,D)
Breakfast at the resort. This morning you will have an excursion to Assisi: St. Francis was born here in 1182 and spent most of his adult life preaching around this area of Umbria. Assisi is the quintessentially quaint and tranquil Italian hill town, visit the Basilica di San Francesco.
In the afternoon, go to Torgiano, famous throughout the world for its fine wines: visit a local “cantina” (winery) and have a wine tasting session. Proceed then to Bevagna: the town was recently voted the most beautiful village in Italy by census takers. Return to your boutique hotel/resort in Montefalco area, dinner and overnight.
DAY 3: SPOLETO & COOKING CLASS (B,D)
Breakfast at the resort. This morning visit Spoleto: within its wooded setting, is the loveliest of the Umbrian hill-towns. Founded by the Umbrians, Spoleto was one of central Italy’s most important colonies. You will have a free morning to explore Spoleto. In the afternoon, enjoy a funny cooking class, learning some traditional Umbrians recipes. Along with your private chef you will prepare local dishes you will taste then for dinner. Overnight.
DAY 4: ORVIETO & TODI (B,D)
After breakfast at the resort, board your private minivan and know more about Umbria, Italy’s green heart. You will first stop in Orvieto: perched on a 300 m. plateau, Orvieto looks down over a vineyard-spotted plain. Visitor’s flood into the town to admire the Duomo, among the greatest of Italy’s Romanesque-Gothic Cathedrals.
In the afternoon, continue on to Todi, one of the most strikingly situated of Umbria’s famous hill-towns. An ancient Etruscan, and then Roman settlement, it still preserves an uncorrupted medieval air, with several tiny churches, three austere public palaces and many sleepy corners. Return to the farmhouse in the late afternoon, dinner and overnight.
DAY 5: MONTEFALCO – SIENA – MONTERIGGIONI – CHIANTI AREA (B,D)
Breakfast the resort. This morning leave Umbria for Tuscany. Arrival in Siena, one of Italy’s most enchanting cities. While Florence, its historical rival, saw its greatest flourishing during the Renaissance, Siena’s artistic glories are earlier and Gothic. The medieval center bristles with majestic buildings, such as the Palazzo Comunale on il Campo, the main square, while its profusion of churches and small museums harbor a wealth of artwork. At the end of the guided tour, you will have some free time before a wine tasting in an old local “cantina” in Siena’s countryside.
In the afternoon, transfer to Monteriggioni, a gem of a medieval hilltop town. Built in 1203, ten years later became a garrison town. It is completely encircled by high walls with 14 heavily fortified towers, built to guard the northern borders of Siena’s territory against invasion by Florentine armies. Free time to visit Monteriggioni independently, before having dinner at the restaurant inside the castle. You will then proceed to your charming accommodation in the Chianti area. Overnight.
DAY 6: FLORENCE (B,D)
After breakfast board the minivan and transfer to Florence for a full day excursion. Upon arrival, meet your local guide and have a walking tour of Florence, which will take in the multi-colored marble Cathedral, Piazza della Signoria, Santa Croce Basilica…
In the afternoon, return to your boutique hotel/resort in the the Chianti Area, free time at your disposal for relaxing in the swimming pool or choose among one of the several local activities we can handle for you.
Dinner and overnight at the farmhouse.
DAY 7: LOCAL MARKET – VOLTERRA & SAN GIMIGNANO (B,L)
Breakfast at the resort. This morning you will go to a local market for some food shopping. You will be able to choose among fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, pasta…
Then, transfer to Volterra: like many Etruscan cities, Volterra is situated on a high plateau, offering fine views over the surrounding hills. In many places, the ancient Etruscan walls will still survive, and the well-preserved medieval ramparts give the town a forbidden air, while the gentle Tuscan countryside rolling out for miles around provides perfect contrast. Have lunch in a typical trattoria inside the walls.
In the afternoon, you will stop in San Gimignano for a visit. The 13 towers that dominate San Gimignano’s majestic skyline were built by noble families in the XII and XIII centuries, when the town’s position – on the main pilgrim route from northern Europe to Rome – brought it great prosperity. For a small town, San Gimignano is rich in craftworks, nice shops, and good restaurants. Before returning to your boutique hotel/resort, visit a local “Tenuta” (farmhouse) near San Gimignano and taste the wines produced here. Arrival at your boutique hotel/resort, independent dinner and overnight.
DAY 8: CORTONA & COOKING CLASS (B,D)
Breakfast at the resort. This morning departs to Cortona: founded by the Etruscans, apart from being one of the oldest hill towns in Tuscany, it is also one of the most scenic. A major power in the Middle Ages, it was able to hold its own against Siena and Arezzo. Today it is a charming maze of old streets and medieval buildings, like the Palazzo Comunale on Piazza Signorelli.
In the afternoon, transfer to a villa in the heart of Chianti and enjoy a “hands on” cooking class. You will prepare a seasonal menu using fresh vegetables and herbs and extra virgin olive oil.
Finally, you will dine on the delicious dishes you prepared!
Return to your boutique hotel/resort, overnight.
Day 9: ARRIVEDERCI ITALIA! (B)
After breakfast transfer to Rome Fiumicino airport to take your flight back home.
The rates include:
- 3 nights in HB (dinners, drinks NOT included) at a 4* boutique hotel/resort in Montefalco area occupying standard rooms
- 1 night in BB at a 4* boutique hotel/resort in Montefalco area occupying standard rooms
- 1 nights in HB (dinners, drinks NOT included) 4* boutique hotel/resort in Chianti area occupying standard rooms
- 3 nights in BB at a 4* boutique hotel/resort in Chianti area occupying standard rooms
- 1 cooking class at farmhouse followed by dinner in Montefalco area
- 1 cooking class at a local farmhouse followed by dinner in Spoleto area
- 1 cooking class at a local farmhouse followed by dinner in Chianti area
- 1 dinner at local restaurant in Monteriggioni area
- 1 lunch at local typical trattoria in Volterra area
- 1 wine tasting at a local winery in Torgiano area
- 1 wine tasting at a local winery in Siena area
- 1 wine tasting at a local winery in San Gimignano area
- Private English-speaking driver and car (1-2 pax), minivan (3-6 pax), minibus (7-12 pax) or coach (13-24 pax) at disposal as per the noted itinerary
- Driver’s meals and accommodation if necessary
- Compulsory parking
- Professional English-speaking tour manager at disposal as per the noted itinerary
- Tour manager’s meals and accommodation if necessary
- Compulsory English-speaking local guides for the following walking tours:
- Florence (max 03 hours)
- Siena (max 03 hours)
- Italian Value Added Tax (VAT)
The rates do NOT include:
- City taxes (to be paid on the spot)
- Entrance fees if not mentioned in the noted itinerary
- Local guides if not mentioned in the noted itinerary
- Tips and personal extras
- Anything which is not clearly specified in “The rates include”
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